A North Texas bagging clerk has taken his customer service to a whole other level. Jonathan Saucedo, an employee at the Kroger in Cedar Hill is taking full advantage of the annual Super Bowl of Caring by helping hundreds of people in his community.  Those who work alongside Saucedo say he takes a lot of pride in raising money...

A North Texas bagging clerk has taken his customer service to a whole other level.

We find something good in the story of a man paralyzed decades ago in a high school football game in Fort Worth. Yet, instead of “why me?” Ollie “Babe” Garza has lived his life asking “why not me?”

Something good is happening in Fort Worth, thanks to some TCU students making a difference through their class project.

A North Texas hair stylist wanted to do something special to those who care for others. A couple of weeks ago, Vandra Noel gave out personalized gift bags to encourage caregivers who at times feel overwhelmed and burned out. She owns a salon in Fort Worth, and her clients say she has the biggest heart. One of those clients, Vivian…

A North Texas hair stylist has gone above her call of duty to recognize people who care for others.

Nonprofit “Giving Christmas” started 10 years ago with a mission to share life’s blessings

Some third graders calling themselves the Baby Bear Helpers are in the middle of a big community service event. Their goal is to do something good for babies in the hospital.

The Teddy Bear Party was a small Christmas party of 75 friends getting together over cocktails, laughs and a goal of spreading holiday cheer. Now, the organization hosts a public event where the community can come out and donate. This year, they collected 3,000 stuffed bears to give to children in the hospital.

Being organized is something good and a calendar provides a place to start. A new calendar will not only get you ready for 2020 but it also puts two nonprofits front and center. Chung-Lin and Enrica Ttseng are the artistic directors of Ballet Frontier of Texas-based in Fort Worth. The couple recently added a new family member – a dog…

A teacher at one of the Dallas schools damaged in the October tornado outbreak is helping students find #SomethingGood in the destruction.

An elementary school student in Mesquite is doing something good for kids in need — so good, that the Mesquite Police Department is recognizing her for her kindness. Ryleigh Adams was already a friend of the police department after last year’s donation. She donated all her birthday gifts to the Santa Cop program. She even helped package toys for kids…